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Los 105
A diamond and enamel dove brooch, the circular yellow metal brooch with central enamelled dove motif within graduated rose cut diamond and blue enamel bow wreath, 26mm diameter, not stamped, weight approx 8.2gCondition:Small hole to rim, general wear but no significant visible damage, has not been tested but assumed to be 15ct or above but cannot guarantee, refer to additional images
Los 176
A yellow metal and green enamel brooch with figural decoration, together with a mid-19th century black enamel and seed pearl mourning brooch, a circular painted plaque brooch depicting the profile of a child, a green paste set brooch, a pair of green paste drop ear pendants, a Victorian purple paste set brooch, two marcasite set brooches, a hardstone set Maltese cross pendant and a carved coral and moonstone set pin (a lot)Condition:General wear throughout, please refer to additional images
Los 301
A late 19th/early 20th century rose cut diamond and green enamel heart shaped brooch/pendant, the green enamel heart set with two rose cut diamond entwined hearts below a bow, all with diamond set border, the yellow metal reverse with brooch pin and hinged diamond set bail, not stamped, 19mm wide, weight approx 4.5gCondition:Some light scratches to the glass, some wear to claws, other than this just general wear, refer to images
Los 329
Pierre Frederic Ingold: A lady's enamelled 18ct gold open face pocket watchDate: Circa 1840Movement: Breguet jewelled, key wind and setDial: Gunmetal, black Roman hour markers, gold ring handsCase: Enamelled with profuse flowers and foliage on a black ground, inner dust cover engraved 'No.745, Ingold, E.ve de Breguet, Palais Royal, N.177'Size: 40mmWeight: 36g grossFootnote:Pierre Frederic Ingold (1787-1847) was a watchmaker working in Switzerland, Paris and London. He was a pioneer of mass production and after working with Breguet in Paris he returned to Switzerland to develop techniques for mechanising watchmaking methods. Returning to Paris in 1835 he established the Compagnie d’Horologerie Parisienne at Palais Royal where the present lot was made. An unsuccessful dalliance with the British watch industry might well have transformed the business were it not for the Worshipful Company of Clockmakers who feared Ingold's venture would threaten their livelihoods and so blocked the act of parliament that he needed to secure funding. Ingold had much more success in America, however, settling in Boston where mechanisation had already been established. Consequently, the USA and Switzerland led the world in fast, high quality watchmaking while Britain lagged behind, holding on to traditional methods which proved too slow and too expensive.Condition:Case: Tiny enamel chips adjacent to the hinge and opener/stem. Some very fine scratches.Crystal: Some fine micro-abrasions.Dial: Tarnished at the edges, very slightly rippled.Hands: Hour hand bent and possibly a replacement, minute hand ok.Movement: Winds, sets and runsNot guaranteed for timekeeping - it is advised that this watch is inspected and serviced by a qualified jeweller or horologist before full use.
Los 68
A collection of silver and gilt metal compacts, comprising; a silver Art Deco circular engine turned example with marcasite set motif, D Bros, Birmingham 1934, a silver engine turned example with engraved regimental badge, a silver and black enamel octagonal example, Chester 1939, two further silver examples, a white metal example with embossed animal hunting scene and seven gilt/plated examples (13)
Los 18
A collection of silver and gilt metal compacts/cigarette cases, to include; a silver and enamel compact with Iris decoration, Henry Clifford Davis, Birmingham 1948, two silver engine turned compacts, a silver engine turned cigarette case, a white metal cigarette case with chased decoration etc, together with a pair of mother of pearl mounted opera glasses/binoculars (14)
Los 265
An opal and diamond cluster ring, designed as a central heart shaped opal collet set in white metal within a border of faceted diamonds, the yellow metal shank stamped '18ct', ring size J 1/2, together with a split pearl and enamel plaque ring, the yellow metal shank not stamped, ring size I, total weight approx 6.5g (2)
Los 332
Alfred Daubree: A lady's gold open face repeater pocket watch Date: Circa 1900 Movement: Bridge plate, 8-jewel, coil gong repeater, key wind and set Dial: White enamel, black Roman hour markers, blued hands Case: Engine-turned, back engraved with monogram, repeater pusher to stem Size: 35mm Weight: 31.6g gross Accompaniments: Retailer's box for W.Brown of Sheffield and key Condition:Case: GoodCrystal: Good but tends to pop out of bezelDial: Fine hairlinesHands: Slightly tarnishedMovement: Winds, sets and runs. Repeater runs but doesn't actuate hammersNot guaranteed for timekeeping - it is advised that this watch is inspected and serviced by a qualified jeweller or horologist before full use.
Los 258
A 9ct gold charm bracelet with attached charms, the hollow curb link rose gold bracelet with heart shaped padlock clasp and attached charms, to include; a 9ct gold watering can, a yellow metal articulated fish pendant and a citrine fob, total weight approx 34gCondition:Links are hollow, small incipient crack to one of the back legs of the pig, no obvious visible damage to the dog, book opens and closes securely, some damage to the enamel work on the book, untested stone in the fob-general wear but no obvious damage, some of the links with dents and splits, some thinning to the links, general wear, refer to images
Los 100
A French diamond and green enamel ring, the tapering band set with graduated diamond set scrolls to green enamel ground, ring size L, weight approx 4gCondition:Some very small blemishes to some areas of the enamel but no obvioud significant visible damage, some slight wear to claws, general wear, refer to images
Los 331
An 18ct gold open face pocket watch Date: Circa 1920 Movement: 3/4 plate signed Millward, Southsea, stem wind and set Dial: White enamel, black Roman hour markers, subsidiary seconds at 6, blued hands Case: Round polished, stamped 18ct inside back Size: 46mm Weight: 71.5g gross Accompaniments: 9ct gold belcher link Albert chain with T-bar, gilt fob with untested green stone intaglio 'Hasteye' with bird, 14.5g gross Condition:Case: Good with typical micro abrasions and micro dents, loop a little worn to top and with worn stampCrystal: Light surface scratches overallDial: Some hairlines especially around 6 to 8, small enamel losses to sub seconds dialHands: A little tarnished in placesMovement: Winds, sets and runsNot guaranteed for timekeeping - it is advised that this watch is inspected and serviced by a qualified jeweller or horologist before full use.
Los 107
A small collection of jewellery, comprising; a diamond and green enamel sylised bow brooch fob, stamped '18', weight approx 6g, a 9ct gold split seed pearl bar brooch, a further 9ct gold bar brooch, an untested sapphire set bar brooch stamped '15ct', total weight approx 9g, a stone set stick pin, stamped '15ct', two further stick pins, a 9ct gold crucifix suspended from yellow metal chain, a suite of gilt coin set jewellery and a butterfly wing pendant, together with a Cartier stick pin box
Los 209
A diamond, seed pearl and enamel flower brooch, the stylised Iris with purple-grey enamel petals set with central old cut diamond, the green enamel leaves mounted to yellow metal stem set with four rose cut diamonds and two seed pearls, the reverse with two prong hinged brooch fitting, not stamped, 45mm long, weight approx 10g
Los 349
Two mourning rings, 19th century, comprising: one ring centring on a cluster of half seed pearls and a cushion-shaped diamond, the shoulders with a floral design, applied with black and white enamel, the reverse with a glazed compartment containing hairwork, size M, British hallmark for 18ct gold, date letter for 1840; and mourning ring centring on a glazed panel of hairwork, within an engraved gold mount of scrolled design, size N
Los 430
A collection of pearl, enamel and diamond jewels, India, comprising: a pair of earrings designed as a cluster of rose-cut diamonds suspending a pearl and green paste tassel pendant, applied with red and green enamel, length 4cm each, hook fittings deficient; a pair of earrings composed of a rose-cut diamond in a setting applied with blue, green and red enamel, suspending tassels of pearls and green pastes, length 2.9cm each, hook fittings; and five matching pendants, pearls untested
Los 541
No reserve - a collection of jewels including a Cartier travel timepiece, comprising: a mother of pearl, gold and seed pearl dress set, early 20th century, fitted case stamped Asprey; a carved amethyst, emerald, cultured pearl and diamond pendant, mounted in gold, length 5.9cm, signed A C Lunn; a single pendent earring set with sugarloaf pink and green tourmalines suspending a cultured pearl, length 7.9cm, hook fitting; a collection of earring pendants, including pairs of green paste, emerald, emerald and cultured pearl, citrine, blue paste briolettes and lasqué diamonds, earring surmounts deficient; an additional single earring pendant set with pale blue chalcedony and a cultured pearl, earring surmount deficient; two pairs of cross pendants in gold and steel, longest 4.5cm; two single gold earrings; three hinged hoops in gold; a gold bail set with brilliant-cut diamonds; two gold clips, each signed Marina B, numbered C198, stamped 750; a pair of faceted blue topaz and citrine pendants; a gilt metal chain necklace; and a Cartier gilt metal and enamel timepiece, case width 5.3cm, signed Cartier, quartz movement, numbered 357103686, travel pouch stamped Cartier
Los 334
A collection of jewels, late 19th/early 20th century, comprising: a diamond ring, set with a circular-cut diamond weighing approximately 0.25 carats, mounted in gold, size R, stamped 18CT; an expanding gold bracelet set with seed pearls and turquoise cabochons, stamped 15; a chrysoprase and seed pearl gold pendant necklace; a gold locket pendant set with a horseshoe motif in half pearls, length 4.8cm; a gold brooch designed as interlocking horseshoes in coral cabochons and half pearls, length 2.8cm; a garnet pendant of foliate design in stamped gold, possibly adapted from an earring, to a gold chain necklace; a brooch designed as two ribbon bows suspending a pansy, in gold applied with blue and pink enamel, set with seed pearls, length 4.9cm; and a bangle and brooch set with circular-cut and rose-cut garnets, bangle inner circumference 17cm, brooch length 4cm, pearls untested
Los 795
An enamel and diamond locket, Austria-Hungary, late 19th century, of circular outline, set with two circular-cut diamonds, applied with enamel in the design of a four-leaf clover, opening to reveal a glazed compartment for a photograph, in 14ct gold, length 3.3cm including bail, Austro-Hungarian assay mark for gold, maker's mark IH, marked A for Vienna
Los 1004
No reserve - a ruby and enamel mourning locket, mid 19th century, designed in the 'Holbeinesque' style, centring on a foiled cabochon ruby, within a border applied with red, green, blue and white enamel, and set with cabochon rubies in lozenge borders, suspending a cabochon ruby pendant, the reverse with a glazed locket compartment containing a lock of hair, mounted in gold, length 5.6cm
Los 546
No reserve - two pairs of gold earrings, India, comprising: one pair of pendent earrings set with lasqué diamonds and foiled cabochon rubies, mounted in gold applied with multicoloured enamel, length 5.2cm; and a pair of gold earrings of chandelier design, to trefoil surmounts set with lasqué diamonds, the reverse applied with multicolour enamel, length 5.8cm each, post fittings
Los 399
Koch, a carved amethyst, enamel and diamond brooch, mid 20th century, designed as a posy of violets in carved amethyst, each set with a circular-cut diamonds, between leaves of green plique à jour enamel, mounted in gold, length 3.7cm, maker's marks for Koch, stamped 750, pre-1965 Austrian import assay mark for 18ct gold
Los 497
An unusual Victorian silver and enamel necklace and locket, second half 19th century, the collar composed of two panels with scalloped edges, applied in multicoloured painted enamels with sprays of lilies and forget-me-nots, to a belcher-link back chain, the centre with a jump ring suspending an oval locket pendant enamelled with a spray of narcissus, primrose and cyclamen, necklace length 40.5cm, pendant length 6.3cm, fitted case
Los 354
A collection of five rings and a pendant, comprising: a ring mount of ballerina design, set with tapered baguette and brilliant-cut diamonds, mounted in white gold, size L1/2; a synthetic ruby ring, mounted in gold, size I1/2; a platinum ring mount, size L1/2, stones deficient; a ring set with marquise-shaped garnets and single-cut diamonds, size N1/2; an enamel ring, size N1/2; and a gold zodiac pendant for Capricorn, length 2.7cm
Los 950
A natural pearl, enamel and diamond ring, set with a bouton-shaped natural pearl measuring approximately 8.9-90 x 5.8mm, to a circular setting applied with blue and green enamel and set with table and rose-cut diamonds, size L, French import assay marks for gold and silverAccompanied by The Gem and Pearl Laboratory report no. 23373, dated July 7th 2023, stating that the pearl is natural saltwater, measuring approximately 8.9-9. x 5.8mm.
Los 341
A collection of six stick pins, late 19th century, comprising stick pins topped with: a horseshoe in half pearls, pearls untested; a horseshoe in circular-cut garnets; a floral micromosaic; a hardstone cameo depicting a classical woman wearing a tiara; a gold fox head with cabochon ruby eyes; and a colourless paste within a black enamel border, longest stick pin 7.5cm, six cases
Los 585
No reserve - Theo Fennell, a pair of gold, enamel and tanzanite earrings, circa 1994, each of circular outline, centring on a circular-cut tanzanite, within a gold border applied with sections of black enamel, diameter 2.5cm, clip and post fittings, signed Fennell, British hallmarks for 18ct gold, sponsor's mark TF
Los 1097
Attributed to Maynier et Pinçon, a fine Art Deco multi-gem-set and enamel brooch, circa 1925, designed as a spray of flowers, leaves and berries, within a scalloped circular frame on a horizontal bar, set with circular-cut diamonds, outlined in black enamel, and accented with cabochon rubies, sapphires and emeralds, mounted in platinum, length 6.5cm, French assay mark for platinum, partial French maker's marks for Maynier et Pinçon, caseMaynier et Pinçon were based at 10, Rue Castiglione in Paris, and were one of the capital's most prestigious jewellery workshops. Later known as the training ground of the jeweller Pierre Sterlé, jewels made by Maynier et Pinçon appeared in the cabinets of Boucheron, Linzeler et Marchak and Marzo at the seminal 'Exposition Internationale des Arts Decoratifs et Industriels Modernes', which took place in Paris in 1925. The abbreviation of the fair's rather long title gave its name to the bold new aesthetic that was reflected in the jewels and objects exhibited there, as well as their architectural surroundings - 'Art Deco'. Though it is widely reported that Maynier et Pinçon produced important jewels for these famed jewellery houses in the mid 1920s, documented examples of the workshop's jewels are extremely scarce, making this extraordinary jewel an exciting rediscovery from one of the unsung heroes of Art Deco jewellery, made at one of the great turning points in jewellery design history.The combination of carved or cabochon rubies, sapphires, emeralds and diamonds with accents of black enamel was a defining 'Art Deco' jewellery design aesthetic of the mid 1920s, and can be seen in designs by Cartier, Lacloche Frères, Mauboussin, Boucheron and Marzo, often used for stylised, geometric depictions of flowers and birds. Cf.: Pierre Contreau et al., Le Grand Négoce, organe du commerce de luxe français: Exposition des arts décoratifs 1925, Paris, 1925, pages 11, 19, 29 and 35, for stylised floral jewels of comparable style and technique exhibited at the 1925 fair by Mauboussin, Boucheron, Lacloche and Marzo. Cf.: Laurence Mouillefarine and Véronique Ristelheuber, Lacloche Joaillers, Paris, 2019, p.168-9 and 183 for additional mid 1920s jewels by Lacloche of comparable design, and p.265 for a later platinum, ruby and diamond bracelet later made by Maynier et Pinçon for Jacques Lacloche in 1938.
Los 794
Le Roy et Fils, a gold and enamel pocket watch, Switzerland, 19th century, the circular textured silvered dial with black enamel Roman numeral indicators and blued steel hands, within a lobed case intricately enamelled throughout with colourful floral sprays and musical and military trophies within palmette borders, to a similarly enamelled suspension hoop, length 6.1cm, manual winding movement, watch key and glass deficient, signed Le Roy & Fils, Paris, unidentified assay mark, numbered 45009
Los 410
Ernest Borel, a lady's gold wristwatch, mid 20th century, the square brushed gold dial with baton indicators and gold hands accented with black enamel, to an integrated gold strap of textured design, case width 1.4cm, bracelet length 16.5cm, manual winding movement, dial and case back interior signed Ernest Borel, case back numbered 138057, stamped with Swiss assay marks for 18ct gold, gross weight 39 grams, accompanied by two guarantee booklets
Los 942
An Art Nouveau pearl, enamel and diamond pendant, first half 20th century, of flaring outline, set with a line of cushion-shaped diamonds and a pearl, to a ground of foliate goldwork applied with blue and green plique à jour enamel and accented with rose-cut diamonds, to a pearl and diamond pendant and surmount, to a later gold chain, pendant length 7.6cm, chain length 36cm
Los 417
A diamond ring watch, 1920s, the square silvered dial with black enamel indicators and blued steel hands, within an oval case set with rose-cut diamonds, to foliate shoulders, one shoulder opening via a hinge to conceal the winder, size P, front measuring 2.0 x 1.4cm, reverse numbered 616509, manual winding movement, Swiss and French import assay marks for 18ct gold
Los 635
A fine ruby, sapphire, enamel and diamond regimental brooch, circa 1930, designed as the insignia of the 9th Lancers Regiment, set with calibré-cut rubies and circular- and rose-cut diamonds, the ribbon and crown accented with blue and red basse taille enamel respectively, mounted in platinum and gold, measuring 4.4 x 4.8cm, case stamped James R Ogden
Los 413
Goldsmith's Company, an 18ct gold half hunter pocket watch, circa 1882, the front with a circular aperture bordered by Roman numeral indicators in blue enamel, opening to reveal a white enamel dial with black enamel Roman numeral indicators with a subsidiary seconds dial, the reverse engraved with the crest of the Maud family, length 6.9cm including suspension hoop, dial and movement signed Goldsmith's Company, 112 Regent Street, case with British hallmarks for 18ct gold, date letter G for 1882, sponsor's mark GAP, case and movement numbered 6466
Los 339
A collection of buttons, shirt studs and a fob seal, late 19th/early 20th century, comprising: three buttons composed of faceted almandine garnets inset with circular-cut diamonds, 1.3cm diameter each; three shirt studs in blue enamel, applied with a fly set with rose-cut diamonds and cabochon ruby eyes, 0.8cm diameter each; four pendants set with small rose-cut diamonds, length 1cm each, hook fittings, central stones deficient; four guilloché enamel buttons, 3.2 x 2.3cm each; two malachite buttons centring on coronets, larger 3.7 x 3.0cm; and a bloodstone fob seal, height 2.7cm, stamped 9CT
Los 355
A group of three rings, comprising: one mourning ring set with a banded onyx, to a gold mount enhanced with black enamel and rose-cut diamonds, the interior with a dedicatory inscription dated 1888, size L; a ring centring on a half pearl between cushion-shaped diamonds, within geometric borders applied with black enamel and accented with rose-cut diamonds, size O; and a ring set with an oval emerald between trios of brilliant-cut diamonds, mounted in gold, size Q, British hallmarks for 18ct gold
Los 374
Two gold pocket watches and three gold fobs, late 19th/early 20th century, comprising: a gold and enamel pocket watch, length 5.1cm, numbered 76806, maker's mark LW, stamped 14K; an engraved gold pocket watch, length 4.3cm, numbered 117568, stamped 14K; a gold compass on an Albert chain; a gold and bloodstone fob seal on a black ribbon, length 19cm; and an 18ct gold compass on a black ribbon, to a T bar fitting, length 15.9cm, British hallmarks for 18ct gold
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